Disappointed that some rooms were closed. Worth visiting but nothing special. Alit of personnel in the hallway without a purpose. 3rd floor absolutely the best
The collections of the Sinebrychoff Art Museum include some of the most valuable and internationally important paintings by old European masters.
The unique house museum of Paul and Fanny Sinebrychoff is a permanent exhibition on the 2nd floor. It has a free entrance. On our visit, there were beautiful Christmas table settings.
What used to be a private home for the Sinebrychoff family is nowadays an art museum.
Nice collection of art, at least when I was there they even had a Rembrandt and a Picasso on show.
Easily accessible as the museum is only a short walking distance from downtown.
Very nice collection of Finnish and international artists. Just take your time to visit and enjoy. Museum is located in Helsinki downtown so you can also enjoy the walk.
I visited the museum a few days ago; they are currently in preparation for a special exhibition, so not all of their "star" works are on show. This was disappointing as the entrance fee is a bit high (15 Euro) for what you get at present, which is basically a handful of rooms with a mix of art and furnishings. The decorated rooms on show are absolutely lovely and there are some amazing works of art (I particularly liked the two Corots on show). I understand Helsinki is an expensive city, but I just felt like the price/value ratio maybe wasn't there. If you want to see art in Helsinki that isn't modern or contemporary, my suggestion would be to visit the Ateneum and skip this. It is very nice to see the art hung in a residence as it was intended to be seen, but honestly there are only a few rooms where this is the case.
It's a decent hike from the Esplanade area, but it is on the way to the coast on the southwest side of the city, which is lovely to visit as well.
